snapperazzi
snapperazzi by DocBrock March 8, 2010
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supperazzi
sup-per-OT-zee- noun
A person who takes pictures of what they're having for dinner, and generally post them online to make their friends jealous.
A person who takes pictures of what they're having for dinner, and generally post them online to make their friends jealous.
The supperazzi at the next table took many pictures of his dinner, and posted them on Facebook to see how many "likes" he could get.
supperazzi by dufus2506 October 18, 2012
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